Demis Hassabis

Is it humorous?

You know, and different people like different things.

Yeah.

You know, it's very interesting.

It's almost like cutting edge part of psychology research or personality research.

You know, I used to do that in my PhD, like five factor personality.

What do we actually want our systems to be like?

And different people will like different things as well.

So these are all just sort of new problems in product space that I don't think have ever really been tackled before, but we're going to sort of rapidly have to deal with now.

Yeah, exactly.

Well, I don't see it as sort of winning.

I mean, I think winning is the wrong way to look at it, given how important and consequential what it is we're building.

So funnily enough, I try not to view it like a game or competition, even though that's a lot of my mindset.

It's about, in my view, all of us, those of us at the leading edge, have a responsibility to steward this unbelievable technology that could be used for incredible good, but also has risks, steward it safely into the world for the benefit of humanity.

That's always what I've dreamed about and what we've always tried to do.

And I hope that's what eventually the community, maybe the international community, will rally around when it becomes obvious that as we get closer and closer to AGI that that's what's needed.

It's been okay so far.

I try to pride myself in being collaborative.

I'm a collaborative person.

Research is a collaborative endeavor.